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Robbery q the Poor.
THI IOSrNGS-BANKs THAT ARE ESTABLISHED 70 TRAP

In recent address by Sir wilfred Lawson NJ p.
in Exeter Hall, London, he said: 'But what is this
licensing systemf Let US understand It, and then
we shall know better how to attack It. In this
country it requires great deal OF money to carry
on the government. All governments require q
great deal OF money; whether they are liberal or
Conservative It makes no difference. In fact the
liberal government was the most liberal OF all ia its
expenditure for year or two agoit required ElOO-
100000 OF money to govern the people Of this land
and would say naturally that AL this money
ought to be raised from property, from the riches
Of the country. Not So These ingenious states
men OF all parties and OF all fime0 almost.
have hit on very ingenious way OF getting the
money out OF the pockets OF the poor people. and
that II by setting traps tor them. You have
heard Of savings banks for the people; well, they
are the public-hOuSeS and the beer.shope ana the
gtn-palaces. And remember this-when we hear
about the immortality OF the lower classes-re-
member that these thirty million are taken In
these traps and are collected there because the
traps were set up BY the upper classes There Is
not drink shop at this moment with the ucens-
ing OF which w0rk1ngman has had ANYTHING to
do. How have they robbed the poor In this Way?
Why, II you 60 about London IL must have struck
any OF you wherever you 60 that In the poorest.
the most degraded, the most degenerate may
use the expreSSion-street1 there where, 90 to
speak, the people seem at the lowest stage OF the
social la0der-there IL Is that you md the great
est number OF drink shops. say that It d crue
system.
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PERsONAI--Public Printer Benedict has gone to
Northern New York for few days rest and recrea-
tion.: He was accompanied by Assistant Comnis-
siOner Upshaw, of the Indian ce.-Represen-
tative Compton OF Maryland was In the city to-day
The following Washtngtonians are at Jordan
White Sulphur Springs Va: col 3. NICK. Hudson,
Fair, Mrs. II. A. Cochran, Mrs j. j. Sutphen.-
Major Rathbone, the new United States
consul general at Paris, win sail from
New York for Europe tO-mOrrow-
VIM. Homan, Of New York, Jaa r. Waggener, of
the Navy, ana 4. Sands Gf Boston, are at the
RiggS-J. NJ. Hill, OF Washington, was In San
Francisco last Ffiday.-Genx Sheridan and Baird
aud Col Blunt Public Printer Benedict, and Mrss
catherine Chase, OF Washington, were 10 New
Hiils Of Bost6n,:J VI, Young, Of New York, Dr.. E.
81 Hubbard, OF Brooklyn, and Dr.. T. 8. Hoyne, OF
Chicag9 are az the Arlington. -. ]. Hunt, Il. &
SPraGue, and D. Ro6mAn, OF NEW York. and ], u
0oe, OF Chicag0 ere ct NllardA
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Assaulted and Robbed a Chinanaan,
Friends in Convention.

fhoCkEDiNOs Of THE MEETING At P0RTLAND, NE.
PORTLAND, Me-, June l0.-At the morning meet
Ing OF Friends all the delegates except twelve
answered to- their names. Upwards OF 200 were
present. EpiStles We're received from all yearly
meetings except London and Ohio and one was
received from Syria. Part OF the episties were
read. Committees on auditing and TO prepare
answers to queries were appointed. Reports IRON
different quarterly meetings, announcing changes
and deaths, were received.
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ADMIRALS OF THE FUTURE.
Whitney Gives the Annapolis
Graduates Their DiplOmas T0.Iax

ANNAPOLIS, June 10.-The graduates OF the Ma
val Academy were given their diplomas to-day by
Secretary Whitney. He made no remarks. Presi-
dent Gilman, OF Johns Hopkins, made the address
to the graduates. Mr.. Gilman expressed the salts
faction with which the board OF visitors had In
Spected the work OF the Academy, and he cOngrat-
ulated the cadets on their learning, their disci-
pine, and their prospects. He then consid-
cred the services OF the Navy in time
of peace, and after speaking OF its power to pre-
vent war by early manifestations Of authority and
the protection OF American merchants travellers,
and residents In every part OF the globe, he took
up the scientific services Of the Navy. Since the
beginning OF this century the enlightened nations
OF the globe have In succession sent out great ex-
petitions for the exploration Of the sea and the
discovery OF islands and reefs. Eng
land, France. and Austria have all
done their part. The United States has been
among the foremost countries In the prosecution
OF such work. The explorations Of Wilkes, OF
Rogers, Of Perry. OF Page, of Kane, and the
numerous Arctic explorers, the surveyors Of the
istnInus and OF our own seabOard, have not only
brought honor to the flag, but have helped in the
progress OF civilization. The cadets now entering
the service may be congratulated that so many
openings are before them. In conclusion, he re-
ferred to the value OF Annapolis and West Point
In promoting political union and in leading the
people OF every part of the country to love the
nag and all that 1t SymbOZeS.
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EVEN IF THE JURY IS FILLED
The Trial OF Jacob Sharp Will Not he
Begun Until Next Week.

Begun Until Next Week.
NEW YORK, June 10.-When the court Of oyer
ana terminer opened this morning for the resump-
ton OF the Sharp trial. Judge Barrett stated that
he would not render a decision In the case OF
young Vanderbilt examined before him yester-
day on the charge OF embracery, until Monday
next. The work OF the court commenced with
thirty-twO names Of the sixteenth panel in the
wheel and the seventeenth panel in attendance to
be called In answer to question, Judge Nelson,
that the jury Will be completed and sworn in till
Monday. He stated that there is general disp0-
sltion to delay the completion OF the Jury until
Monday, the witnesses for the people having been
excused until that time.
THE BOX FILLED AGAIN, BUT ANOTHER CHALLENGE
COMING.
Having exhausted their challenges the defense
was particularly perttnac1OuS in insisting on ex-
ceptiOnS to the rulings of the court regarding
questions as to the consideration Of the testimony
OF informerS The reason for this is that the court
OF appeals has held that an exception avails moth
Ing II the defense has unused challenges, but
should a juror be forced upon them by unjust
rulings after peremptory challenges are exhausted
good case on appeal is obtained. This will
throw light on the defense's action in availing
facturer OF bags and boxes, at A Walker street,
was accepted as q juror by both sides, and took
the vacant seat. This filled the box. This jury,
however, will not be sworn, for District Attorney
MARITIME announced that 1t Is the purpose Of the
prosecution to challenge one now sitting after
recess. Recess
After recess MI. MARITIME challenged Juror White,
ana the court excused Juror Davidson. This
makes two vacancies
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I o. 200
Num-.


The following CHANGES from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange loted TODAY
Y. s. AIS. 1891, coupons logs. bid 10 asked
Y. s. 4ss. resistered. 1881. l0gs. bid, ITO asked
Y. 3. a. registered. I9Dk bid. 1901 asked
y. 2. per ampsz Is. ls9l. currency, 115k bid
bid, 122H asked 20 year fund, 5 p. C.. $500. gold,
Hon bio, llGt asked d. g. 20 year fund, Us 1897
coin, lib bid. Columbia railroad stock, IA hid
Washington Gas. - bid, 434 asked. National Metro
Poitan Insurance, II bid. Columbia Insurance, IA
Masonic Hall bonds, l02S bid Washington Market
stock, 20k bid. Washington Brick Machine 10
bid. National Metropolitan bank, 10 bid Great
Falls Ice, l32 bid l50 asked. Real Estate Title In
sur1nce IL bid. Penn. lei. Co. Is bid, ~ asked
Chesapeake and POtomsc Telephone Co.. S3It bid.
S4x asked. Panorama stock 40 bid, 90 asked
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The Shocmakers, Convention.

bRoCkToN, MASS, June l0.-In the shoemakprs'
convention this morning. the following members
OF the national executive board Oh soemaIers were
seUs James +. Carr, Lynn; Henry
chosen which makes IL complete Massach,i.
r. Lyons, North Adams. New York-Nartin r.
lowers, Utica. Pennsylvana-Llzzie cElree.
fniiadelphla- This makes a total OF Is on the ex.
ecuuve board. The constitution was changed SO
tnat massachusetts has 3, New York and Penn.
sylvanla ? delegates each. The final session viii
be held this afternoon "
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Special Tax North Carolina Bonds.
THE HOLDERS PREPARING TO FORM POOL AND PRO

FUSE FUNDING MEASURES.
NEW YORK, June 1O.-The holders of the special
tax bonds OF North Carolina are making arrange
ments for pooling the bonds with view to pro-
posing funding measure, the terms Of which will
soon be announced. The counsel for the
bondholders states that the decision made yester-
day overruies the defenses made by the State.
The attorney general, in the name OF the
United States Circuit Court Temple, the
plaintiff, who sued in the interest
OF Morton Bliss & Co., Is citizen OF North Caro-
lima, and made the State party defendant by
name, setting up that she had passed acts in VIC
latfOn Of the federal constitution affecting the
special tax bonds. The bill asked that these acts be
declared void, and the executive officers OF the
State be decreed to collect the tax levied In the
acts authorizing the issue OF bonds. All the de-
lenses OF the State were overruled by Judge Bond,
who held that the case having arisen under the
Constitution OF the United States the jurisdiction
was complete.
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Against Aiding the Strikers.

30 sToN June 10.-lecently the German Aid an.
clety, TO which many OF the brewers now on strike
ia TINS CITY belong, voted II grant one Thousand
uoilars 10 aid the strikers who were idle
other members OF the society protested
against this action and secured an Injunction re-
Ssraihihg the treasurer from paying the amount.
Inc case was taken TO the supreme Court where
To-day Judge Allen decided that the funds of the
society could not be used for such purpose
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Essr QuAn V1Drnr MA1rx

AND YET LARGE MAJORITY OF THE PEOPLE
IN THIS WORLD ARE NOT WHAT THEY SEEM
This II . very broad assertion to appear in simple
but our aim in this matter il to
sell rfghtto show that governed By principle
and because Of the Of things and not by base
policy resting upon the shifting sands Of
AFAIsE APPEARANCE.
We would rather be wealthy than seem to be. We
would rather be the true friend of the vast army Of
workingmen than seem to be. Being their true friend
We would not and could not the turn Of their backs
stab them in vital part and take their life blood to
feed and sustain the Judas 1scariots who betrayed
their brethren for q traitors price.
We would rather be the friend of the people than
seem to be, and to this end have we bent our
energy and put forth best eorts-laboring in sea-
son and out OF season to produce and furnish them
with desirable. durable. stylish, and perfect fitting
garments at prices which have absolutely paralyzed
the greedy, grasping ghouls who have Toasted upon
this community without let hndrnnce for 10! these
many years.
We would rather be and true and just and faith.
ful than seem to be. Pope AYERS that
1.-The proper study for mankind Is man."
And five know ourself. our motive in coming among
you was
That In the conduct of business we call upon the
and tens Of thousands of people who have
to witness that each and every statement
made by us, public or private, upon investigation
found to be
Likewise to testify that in all dealings with them
they never found US other than
JUST,
And to every promise Of ever made we have
been
FAITHFUL.
Blow ye, the trumpet blow and Summons ali the
people to
VICTOR E. ADLEKS
TEN TER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, TEN
no. nor, RAJ
STRICTLY ONE PRICE,
Open Saturday until IL pm
eTOfnce Coats stripes and checks poo each On
sale Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays, from to o
O'clock ain. Remember the days and the hours Al
these coats will positively not be sold other DAYS or
at other hours. jeR
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The P0pe's Jubilee Offering to Queen

tor1a on the occasion OF her jubilee consists OF
mosaic reproduction OF Raphaelsfresco represent
Ing an categorical figure OF poetry. The work was
executed In the Vatican. Mgr. Sulla will convey
the gin to England, and he will be accompanied
Dy Fatners Zalesca and Meri, two young priests Of
tne hccleslastical Academy, whom the pope will
In nOnOr or the occasion create bishops.
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General Foreign News.

RUSSIA RAISES THE DUTY ON TOBACCO.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 1O-The government has
imposed duty OF 15k gold kopeckS per pound On
creased the duty on manufactured tobacco and
snun 30 per cent, and on cigars and cigarettes
33L per cent.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star
WILL BE HOME TONIGHT
The President Will Not Stop Between
Albany and Washim9tons

Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
ALBANY, N. T., June 1O.-Pretdent Cleveland
and his party reached Albany at $50 this morn
Ing and at o'clock drove to the executive man
sion, where they were entertained at breakfast BY
Gov. Hill.
The party remained at the mansion until 1880
and at 10:f5 the President and Col. and Mrs
Lamont left for Washington by the West Shore
They WILL reach the capital tonight. ,
Mrs. Cleveland remained in Albany Until 8
O'Clock, when she took the train for Oswego, where
she makes fortnights visit with Mrs. kingsford
before returning to Washington The President
and all the party are in excellent health, but are
suffering somewhat from the bites Of the black
flies. There was no politics whatever in the meet
ing OF the President and the governor.
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The typographical Convention.

WOHA
BUFFALO, n. Y, June 10.-The delegates to the
convention met promptly this
morning and settled down To business This is the
nth day OF the convention.
IL was generally expected to be the last day, but
1t found by far the most important questions yet
unSpfflpd
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SNtndlinG Am Insurance COMPANY.
HOW THE NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL WAS ROBBED BY III
NEW ORLEANS AGENT.

NEW ORLEANS AGENT.
NEW ORLEANS, June 1O.-A supplemental and
amended petition was yesterday filed by the New
England Mutual Life Insurance Co. in its suit
against Milton c. Randall, its former agent The
petition sets forth that as far as the company has
Deen able TO ascertain the defendant, hilton C.
Randall, collected in cash the premiums on Ger.
tain policies OF insurance, retained the
cash, and reported to the company TINT
the policy holders had ayailed themselves
OF the privilege OF giving their notes for the pre-
miums. He forw arded to the petitioner the notes
OF inc various parties, which notes the company
subsequently aScertained at the time stated in the
original petition were not genuine and had not
Deen signed or issued by the persons whose names
were attached to them. The petition further says
I 'dotsa Randall II certain cases having col
NUNS In cash and the balance in notes,
retained the Retes, and Forwarded
what purported to be notes OF the to
the company, collecting on the genuine notes
when they fell due, and reporting to the cOf1Dany
that they had not beer paid using the false notes
as vouchers, and that In some instances Randall
caused to be printed receipts In imitation OF those
OF the company and reporting to the company
that the premiums had never been paid and hold.
Ing the genuine receipts % vouchers. Tine whole
amount OF RandallS oHfalcanoh Il more than
$4,000.
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Mr.. COrcOran Still Improving.
THERE WILL BE NO FURTHER CONFERENCES OF
PHYSICIANS.

DR.. Garrett told a STAR reporter this afternoon
that MI. Corcoran was holding his own very well,
and they thought he had improved since yester-
day. He seems to be very slowly recovering the
power of sensation in his arm. Drs. Lincoln and
Hagner met in consultation with DR.. Garnett this
morning, and then twas decided that there was
continue the case alone The progress of the case
Is very hopeful
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A Passenger Train Ditched.

EAST SAGINAW, MICH, June 1O.-The train leav-
ing this city last night for Grand Rapids on the
Detroit, Lansing and Northern Railroad was
ditched twenty miles west, the engine and bag
gage car being broken to fragments. Engineer
Weidman, fireman COrbes, and baggageman Sand
bruises.
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SALINA, KAS., June 10.-Dur1ng the rain storm
Wednesday cyclone formed west Of Salina and
Travelled In a northeasterly direction destroying
the dwelling OF John Johnston and several barns,
and uprOOted trees. Johnston and his family
escaped injury by retreatng to the cellar.
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Nos Ready for a Conference.

PITTsBUR6, June 1O.-The Amalgamated Asso-
ciaIion notified the manufacturers last evening
mat their committee would not be able to meet
tnem until next Tuesday, as their scale will not
De completed before that time The conference
arranged Tor this afternoon has, in consequence,
been postponed.
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H0AsB Fnf0HTEHHB 10 DRArB.-Mr. Barden,
citizen 0 murphy Mills, Parkersburg, VI. Va,
Was riding me blooded horse up the street wed
band OF Arabs and performing bears. The horse,
q very sensitive animal. stood trembling . few
seconds, then suddenly reared up and fell over
q blood vessel from sheer fright. Bardeu was not
eriously Injured
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MAR FRIED.

BARBOUR-KEYwORTH. On June O. 1887, NJ the
Cnthedrsl. Baltimore. Nd, BY his eminence Cardinal
Gibbons, JAS. r. BARBOUR TO ANNIE v. key.
WORTH, both Of Washington. d. c.
.ECKERSoN-KIMBAIL On, Thursday, June O.
Perry, RUFUS INGALLS, EMERSON and KATE
HASTINGS KIMBAIIA No cards.
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NewS ERris.fS.

A circular has been issued TO local assemblies or
knights or Labor In Philadelphia TO boycott ali
convict-made goods.
There has been one doth since wednesday
OF yellow fever at Key West, Fla but no pe;y
cases w. w Jameson died AT the hospital yester.
Gay. The total number OF cases TO date is 2l |.
deaths, 4; under treatment IL
The New York Brfcklayers' Union has fudorSp6
OBriens action In refraining from attending the
labor meeting saturday night, ana thanked him
Tor the brave stand he took in Canada.
fine Shetland pony deliberately hanged itself win
a rope swing In the yard.
committee consisting OF W. ID. Wood Charles
r Dallas and Il. +. Jennings has been appoInte
In Pittsburg 10 wait upon the Secretary of the
Treasury In an effort TO have the underyaluatior
Will also appeal TO Congress al the NEXT session
An arteslan well broke out "Wednesday night m
Croton, DAKOTA, ana Is nowing quite a stream
The same causes which made the 6,lt break onenad
seam or crack IN the earth. lo-foot pole fafeI
TO reach the bottom. The crack In the earth runs
siderable damage.
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Real Estate Sales.

Asa WMtehand and j. Forrest Manning, have
bought OF j. H. Gordon ct al, trustees for -
part OF lot 3 square 1893, 247sl by 13S.5h Ieet,
9th street, between T and Boundary streets.
=, b. T: Mann, OF Cambridge, Mass, has bought OF
MRS General Grant, lot !, So. 2S5 255s4 by 142.
18th streets northwest, for Sd 500.
Catherine NJ. Limstrong has bought OF Capt. II.
a. Cobaugh, now Of Maine, sub lot g, square :se7,
land has purchased Of c. H. Willett, for s., 900,
sub lot 20, square 207 20 by 40 feet on l4th, be-
tween and Streets
The four-story brick building at the southeast
corner OF 9TH and streets, occupied by Schwing
Clark, was bought at public sale by this firm for
9TH street and runs back 1O2 feet on G street.
j. r. Hartford has purchased 1854 acres OF land
at Forest Glenn. Md, bordering on Chapel road,
villa sites.
I. ". Hammond has bought Of Eugene Carusi,
trustee, for 800 part lot ), square 127 esq by
149 Ieet), on the north side OF Ii street, between
18th and 18th streets northwest.
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BERLIN June lot Is officially announced that
Emperor William, In consequence OF an abdominal
cramp has been confined to his bed for the last
few lays He is also suffering from catarrhal ir-
ntatiOn Of the eyelids.
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subdivision Of Lola.

AN OPINION OF ASSISTANT ATTORNEY DAVIS
Assistant District Attorney H. L. Davis has rea.
uered an opinion on the question "Can n party
who has had part OF an original lot conveyed 20
MIN by metes and bounds subdivide the same into
lots" The opinion is 10 the effect that nothing
but square or previously defined lot can be sub
divided. This question arose In the matter OF AN
Application by "A Mr.. Robert Scanned for the All.
mission OF record OF the north twenty feet of lot n
square :ila, as distinctive lot.
The plat was certified 10 by Surveyor FORSYTH
put the commissioners declined 10 sanction tina
proposed subdivision on the ground that the GER
uncate or the surveyor did not conform 20 the pru
VISIONS OF section 47S Revised Statutes OF the bis.
trfct OF Columbia
Inc matter was submitted by the Engineer De-
partinent 10 Mr.. II. +. Davis for an opinion upon
the following questions: ~f
FIRST. Is The proposed subdivision n legal subd,
VISION Within The meaning and intent OF section
SO II. = ID. C.? Second. Can party who has had
ground decided To him by metes and bounds hay the
saihe aggregated from the whole lot and desig-.
mated ON The books or the surveyors OfIice as n
distinctive lot? The third question was as stated
above, ana on which Mr.. Davis rendered the opin-
ION mentioned but adding that 'in It's late deci-
sioh Tue courts language seems TO require an an
swer Ia the affirmative, but the question was not
Davis replied .No."
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Ordered to Lcnyc Alsace.

BERLIN, June 1O.-Herr Lalanz a member of the
relchstag from the Mulhausen Circle has been or
dered 10 leave AlSace within twenty -four hours.
Herr Laanz Is an active prOtester. and is charged
with having supported the French patriotic LEAGUE
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UTICA, N. T., June lO.-Two boys aged seven
and ten years, sons OF Addison Smell and Timothy
Lacy, went bathing in Oneida Creek, at Valley
Mills near Knoxbury, to-day. Both were
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A Wealthy Cattle Dealers Suicide.

UTICA, n. Y, June 1O.-Samuel F. Barton, o
Hanover, n the township Of Marshal, this oneida
county, shot himself fatally at a. m. He was a
wealthy cattle dealer
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ARMY ORDBRs.-Col. ]. H. Baxter, medical pur-
veyor, has been ordered to New York for the pur-
pose OF inspecting the medical purveying depot
there. Major B. E. Fryer, surgeon, and Cap
tain Th0S D. Gregg, second cavalry, have been
found 1ncapacitated fdS active service by an army
retiring board, and nave been granted leave OF
absence until further orders on account OF diSa-
lieved from recruiting duty July i and ordered
to join his company. Second Lieut.. Geo.H. Sands,
9th cavalry, granted six months leave from Au-
gust l. First Lieut.. JnO. A. Johnston, 9Th cav.
airy, has been granted extension OF leave until
August %
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Ncw York Stock

Now York MOCK Market.
The following are the opening and 200 pm prices
Of the New lurx stock Market reported uy SPECIAL
wire to H. H. Dodge, o59 10th street: